Chappell Roan: Bio And Career Highlights

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Chappell Roan

Born

February 19, 1998

Died

Birthplace

Willard, Missouri, US

Age

28 Years Old

Horoscope

Pisces

Who Is Chappell Roan?

Chappell Roan is an American singer and songwriter recognized for her vibrant pop sound and camp aesthetic. Her distinct style often blends 1980s synth-pop with modern influences. Roan has captivated audiences with her bold stage presence and unapologetic embrace of queer culture.

She broke into the public eye with her 2020 single “Pink Pony Club,” an anthem of self-discovery that garnered significant attention. This independent release, after an earlier record label departure, showcased her unique vision and laid the groundwork for her eventual mainstream success.

Full Name	Chappell Roan
Gender	Female
Height	5 feet 9 inches (175 cm)
Relationship Status	In a Relationship
Net Worth	$10 million
Nationality	American
Ethnicity	White American
Education	Willard High School, Interlochen Center for the Arts
Father	Dwight Amstutz
Mother	Kara Amstutz
Siblings	Kamryn Amstutz, Dawson Amstutz, Drew Amstutz

Early Life and Education

Born Kayleigh Rose Amstutz in Willard, Missouri, Chappell Roan grew up in a conservative Christian household as the oldest of four children. Her parents, Dwight and Kara Amstutz, ran a veterinary practice.

She began piano lessons at age ten and attended Interlochen Center for the Arts for summer camp, an experience she credits with changing her creative path, eventually graduating early from Willard High School.

Notable Relationships

Chappell Roan, who identifies as lesbian, has maintained a private approach to her romantic life, though she recently confirmed being in a serious relationship.

She has publicly emphasized the importance of setting boundaries around her personal life despite her rising fame.

Career Highlights

Chappell Roan’s career gained significant momentum with her 2023 debut studio album, The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, which became a sleeper hit and earned critical acclaim. The album, featuring singles like “Hot to Go!” and “Pink Pony Club,” solidified her distinctive sound.

In 2025, Roan achieved a major milestone by winning the Grammy Award for Best New Artist. She used her acceptance speech to advocate for artist healthcare and livable wages within the music industry.